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Preface ix
Introduction At, Out, About xv
Chapter 1 In One Ear, Out the Other Clement Greenberg Pierre Schaeffer John Cage Muddy Waters 1
Chapter 2 Be More Specific Clement Greenberg Michael Fried Robert Morris 31
Chapter 3 The Perception of Primacy Annette Michelson Robert Morris Charles Sanders Peirce Maurice Merleau-Ponty Rosalind Krauss Jacques Derrida 61
Chapter 4 Ohrenblick Marshall McLuhan Friedrich Kittler Jacques Attali Christina Kubisch 89
Chapter 5 Sound-in-Itself Francisco Lopez Stephen Vitiello Jacob Kirkegaard La Monte Young James Snead Sam Phillips 121
Chapter 6 Unhearing Cage Rosalind Krauss John Cage Robert Rauschenberg George Brecht 149
Chapter 7 Sound-out-of-Itself Luc Ferrari Alvin Lucier Bob Dylan 175
Chapter 8 A Dot on a Line Bruce Nauman Valie Export<$$$> Jean-Francois Lyotard Douglas Kahn Janet Cardiff Jarrod Fowler Marina Rosenfeld Nicolas Bourriaud 211
Conclusion: Lend an Ear 257
Index 263
i Introduction
ii Noise and Its Opposite
iii Sectarianism in the Sensorium
iv Settling the Score
v The Technological Ontological
vi Rock and Roll Aesthetics
vii The Blink of an Ear
viii Postscript: A Tentative Definition of Sound Art
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David Tingle
reviewed In the Blink of an Ear: Toward a Non-Cochlear Sonic Art on March 29, 2012
In the Blink of an Ear: Toward a Non-Cochlear Sonic Art
The author comes at sound art through visual art, specifically minimalism and conceptualism, which gives him a distinct perspective. Once you get through a difficult and rather dry chapter on same, Kim-Cohen will reward you with the clearest, most cogent readings of John Cage I have come across, along within insights into other important sound artists.
Be aware that he is most concerned with those working in the conceptual realm he brands "non-cochlear". Once this thesis and limited scope is taken on board, the reader will find many insights. An essential book.
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